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Good Cookbook For Non-Cooks

I hate cooking - with a passion! Complicate things with a busy lifestyle, and it was always about fast-food or prepared foods. (Clearly, it's one of the reasons I ended up this way.) I have to learn to fix things on my on at home. Any good WSL cookbooks you could recommend that focuses on very simple and fast recipes?

Thanks!

ICanDoThisVA

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  • I get most of my recipes online. They're free and I can usually find something that will work for me in a few minutes. I save all the recipes I like (that are also easy to make) to my Pinterest and th

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I hate cooking - any good WSL cookbooks that focus on very simple and fast recipes?

ICanDoThisVA

hate cooking ? I'm standing right next to you on that one :wacko: ;)

i have 2 "special" cookbooks for WLS

Weight Loss Surgery Cookbook for Dummies

The Everything Post Weight Loss Surgery Cookbook

if a recipe gets too complicated and detailed :o i omit a couple of things, spices and stuff that i don't like :huh:

pre-op right?

might not be a bad idea to experiment with some recipes

good luck bud

speedy recovery

I get most of my recipes online. They're free and I can usually find something that will work for me in a few minutes. I save all the recipes I like (that are also easy to make) to my Pinterest and that has been my cookbook. I find the recipes on my iPad when I'm in the kitchen. This is my board.

http://pinterest.com/starlabranche/high-protein-food/

I hate cooking - with a passion! Complicate things with a busy lifestyle, and it was always about fast-food or prepared foods. (Clearly, it's one of the reasons I ended up this way.) I have to learn to fix things on my on at home. Any good WSL cookbooks you could recommend that focuses on very simple and fast recipes?

Thanks!

ICanDoThisVA

Btw, where in VA are you from? I'm originally from the Hampton Roads area, but I live in Chase City (in between South Hill and South Boston) now.

I get most of my recipes online. They're free and I can usually find something that will work for me in a few minutes. I save all the recipes I like (that are also easy to make) to my Pinterest and that has been my cookbook. I find the recipes on my iPad when I'm in the kitchen. This is my board.

http://pinterest.com/starlabranche/high-protein-food/

Thanks for sharing!!!!

There is also a sight called "Bariatric Foodies". I got quite a few "easy" recipes from there.

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